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"If you are a fan of science fiction, swell. There is one author you have to read. He is called Isaac Asimov. To say that he wrote and he wrote and he wrote would be an understatement because he's one of those people who thought faster than he wrote. So he used to hate the process of compiling the book. The man was brilliant. So again, the thought processes are going in all directions. He used to compile the book and then it used to be published."
"If you are a fan of science fiction, swell. There is one author you have to read. He is called Isaac Asimov. To say that he wrote and he wrote and he wrote would be an understatement because he's one of those people who thought faster than he wrote. So he used to hate the process of compiling the book. The man was brilliant. So again, the thought processes are going in all directions. He used to compile the book and then it used to be published."
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"If you are a fan of science fiction, swell. There is one author you have to read. He is called Isaac Asimov. To say that he wrote and he wrote and he wrote would be an understatement because he's one of those people who thought faster than he wrote. So he used to hate the process of compiling the book. The man was brilliant. So again, the thought processes are going in all directions. He used to compile the book and then it used to be published."
"If you are a fan of science fiction, swell. There is one author you have to read. He is called Isaac Asimov. To say that he wrote and he wrote and he wrote would be an understatement because he's one of those people who thought faster than he wrote. So he used to hate the process of compiling the book. The man was brilliant. So again, the thought processes are going in all directions. He used to compile the book and then it used to be published."